Quiet quitting

“Rage applying” is another phrase that grew out of a TikTok post but should not be entirely dismissed by employers. It means mass-applying for jobs after getting fed up at work. This “spray-and-pray” job hunting strategy is not new and…

Move over quiet quitting and moonlighting, rage-applying is dominating the internet space now, quite literally. The trend which reportedly took off after a Tik Tok video went viral, means exactly what it says. Gen Z and millennials are…

The secret to quitting skincare quietly is to simplify your routine and use only the essential, effective products. (Image: Instagram)It somehow makes sense that the skincare world is quietly quitting, especially if you are a skincare…

Providing employees opportunities to lead mentoring sessions at work or having recreational activities and team-building activities for optimum work-life balance during working hours can also help boost productivity levels and ultimately…

PUT YOUR OXYGEN MASK ON FIRST BEFORE HELPING OTHERS It’s lonely at the top. Some leaders may believe that achieving a prominent role, recognition, or financial reward comes at the cost of loneliness. However, the unwillingness to discuss…

“Quiet quitting” – the idea that millions of people are not going above and beyond at work and just meeting their job description – has spawned endless debates in tech circles of late, after videos on the so-called trend went viral on…

<!-- -->Quiet Quitting: Especially scary for leaders is the "invisible" nature of the trend. (Representational)Executives are worried about quiet quitting.As news of the trend flooded the internet, human resources companies,…

<!-- -->Just 4%of HR leaders say performance reviews accurately assess employee performance.Workers and bosses can disagree about a lot of things these days - working from home, "quiet quitting," even what to wear to the office - but…

“Quiet quitting” is the latest term popping up on social media feeds, gaining traction among workers who are tired of going above and beyond for little return. But, now, the conversation has turned to a related topic — “quiet…

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